Torque Repeatability | Milwaukee 2863-20 M18 FUEL w/ ONE-KEY High Torque 1/2" Impact Wrench
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Lug Nut Control - This is Milwaukee Tool's first High Torque Impact Wrench with One-Key and it will do much more than the normal customization, tracking, and management of the tool. Milwaukee disrupted the view of an impact wrench by working to make it a fairly accurate tool for delivering repeatable torque through an impact counter. While some were debating if being able to customize a tool was something the public needed, Milwaukee was in the lab perfecting their impact wrench to make contractors and mechanics work faster and more accurate.
If you like One-Key, smartphones or technology, you can now create the perfect impact wrench settings on one of the most powerful 1/2" cordless impact wrenches on the market. Users do not need to pull out their phone for every car or bolt they want to fasten because Milwaukee set up the tool to be customizable in a few specific areas that allow each trade to set the tool up for themselves. No one wants to pull out a cell phone and connect to a tool to perform each specific job but to rather set up tool up once for how they use it.
The new impact wrench has 4 custom profiles that can be changed just like many other Milwaukee Tools. With One-Key, once the custom settings are saved to the tool, the connection to the smartphone is no longer necessary. Your custom settings are saved in the tool until a user goes back into the app and changes them.
2863-20 Features
Most Repeatable Torque in Impact Wrenches
1000ft-lbs of fastening torque and 1400ft-lbs of nut-busting torque
Most compact cordless High Torque Impact Wrench at 8.39" in length
ONE-KEY - Customize, Track and Manage tool’s performance and location
Easily toggle four custom performance profiles that can be saved to the memory of the tool
Features a friction ring design to ensure quick and easy socket changes
Premium rubber overmold
LED light to illuminate the work area
Our Take On The Tool
Milwaukee's new impact wrench deserves some respect when using it. It is a 1/2" model and delivers more torque than most fasteners in the 1/2" range can hold without damage. We found that the power was adequate to complete jobs a 3/4" impact wrench would do, even when we added the adapter to this gun. Adding the adapter does cause a loss of torque but it is not noticed with this impact wrench.
With the power of this tool, many will want to take advantage of the adjustments that can be made through the One-Key app. Some users may have no interest in the Lug Nut Control or Concrete Fastener settings, but the general settings allow for a lot of user control, even if it is set up once and never changed. Beyond the changes, the ability to track and manage your tool collection is a big bonus to many professionals.
Milwaukee changes the placement of the LED light. That small LED light is very bright and in some cases can interfere with mode changes. Many users will light that they can adjust this light in the One-Key settings.
This tool is clearly a pneumatic replacement and the cordless jobsite will soon take over.
Specifications
Voltage 18V
ONE-KEY Enabled Yes
Fastening Torque 0-1,000 ft-lbs
Nut-Busting Torque 0-1,400 ft-lbs
Warranty 5 Year Limited Warranty
Drive Control 4-Mode Customizable
Length 8.39"
Weight 5.9 lbs
No Load RPM 0-1,750
No Load IPM 0-2,100
Tool Warranty 5 Years
This One Key Impact is Amazing!! This Wrench would be great to work with on the horse farm I work on. Mainly With the big tractors Being able to set the impact & get a repeatable torque is a huge game changer. There is also so many rusted up bolts on the property that this bad boy could just destroy with out any issue lol. Great Upload very informative!👍😊
I Hope You all had a Great Christmas!🎅🛠 #WorkshopAddict
*Good **MyBest.Tools** value compaired to other brands*
Awesome video, thank you! What I gained is knowing it gets CLOSE but does NOT replace a torque wrench. It will also provide “repeatable torque” which is great. I think where the technology shines is tool tracking, especially for people with a lot of tools.
I’ve always been sceptical of the Milwaukee range but I got this and the new 3/8 stubby impact and I’m really impressed
I though One Key was a gimmick until I got my Milwaukee M18 Fuel Brushless 8-1/4" Table Saw with One Key and I like how I could lock it out and track it, then I decided to get a couple of ticks for some of my more expensive tools and toolbox and after carrying one around with me and seeing how well it worked I was hooked! I have the regular version of the Milwaukee 1/2" M18 Fuel Impact Gun and I am going to be taking it back and exchanging it for the One Key version, I know it's $60 more but in my mind it is going to be worth every penny! Keep the videos coming and keep up the good work guys, your my favorite tool channel on TH-cam!
Fantastic....I've been looking all over the web for someone to get into the tool settings from the one-key app. Milwaukee web site doesn't explain it as well as you do. The levels from 1-10 are more understandable to me now when you actually measured their differences. Great job and thanks. Now I can go play :)
(It’s already not an America company)Chinese Milwaukee
Tool
More than 96% Milwaukee tools are made in China. Milwaukee
Tool has carried out tool-design job in China since 2015 year, the design job
also is slowly sent /transferred from USA to China.
Most plastic materials have been changed from America DuPont,
GE to Chinese sources. The red plastic，Nylon，of Milwaukee tool handles/housings has been provided by a Chinese supplier
since 2010，originally the Nylons
were from DuPont，the Nylons-changeovers
caused the handles/housings weak，like screws very
likely strapped/slipped in screw holes. Also black hard plastic for battery
pack cases/covers，changed from GE ABS/PC
to a ABS/PC from a Chinese supplier，caused battery
pack case more likely broken, brittle, the same story is happening on anti-flam
Nylon material of battery frame，changing from DuPont
to a Chinese supplier.
Lots of bad tools always first are sold to USA because
nobody inspects the outgoing, and because in USA Milwaukee Tool has the
strongest warranty service ability than in other countries.
During Milwaukee production process, more than 5% defects
found out by workers, also more defects failed to be screened out. Bad tools
include noise as gear,bearing aligned badly, sometimes press trigger no
reactions at all, metal parts like shaft, gear, pinion, important screw broken
as poor heat-treat, motor stator rubbing with rotator, fine wire laid inside
tool broken as poor design and poor workmanship, big percentage of oil leakage
for hydraulic tools, etc. 15% chance you will get a bad tool, bigger chance you
will get bad tools for nailer, planer, hydraulic tools, cable/tube cutter, as
they are first generation of tools for Milwaukee Tool, because comparing with
sawzall, drill, Milwaukee Tool is suck at nailer, planer, hydraulic tools,
cable/tube cutter,AC tools, drain cleaner, blower.
Milwaukee Tool workers only get less than 300 dollars
monthly salary，even plus OT to 276
Hours a month（normal month-workhour is
176 hours，plus 100 hours OT. Chinese
law only allows no more than 36 hours OT per month）， after OT 100 HOURS for every month，a worker can get 500 dollars monthly salary，this salary very
low for living in a big city in China, plus bad working environment(the
management has no such safety-first mindset that loud noise but no issuing ear
plugs to workers, at dangerous stations very few goggles issued to workers. workers
stand more than 10 hours every day during on-duty time), so Milwaukee Tool with
huge employee turnover，400% yearly turnover，ie workers averagely work only 3 months for the factory, cause workers
without enough experience，lack of training，then unable to ensure good quality. And worse worker- turnover with most
Milwaukee Tool’s suppliers.
After Milwaukee tools launched one year， Milwaukee Tool will do so-called VE, value engineering ，actually cost-down, change Germany trigger to Hong Kongese trigger even
Chinese trigger/switch, change Japanese chuck to Chinese chuck, etc. Milwaukee
Tool has a team, 50 persons to do this VE. The quality would obviously become
worse after the VE.
Milwaukee Tool has really bad quality system, lose much
profit because of failing to keep quality constant. And always look for cheap
materials, cheap suppliers, worker salary is always at minimum salary, only 30
dollars higher than monthly minimum salary.
Milwaukee Tool has less experience for making power tools
comparing with Bosch，Dewalt, Makita.
Milwaukee Tool only has grew fast from 2008 year. Milwaukee Tool copy and
compare life test with Bosch, Dewalt tools during new product development
stages, even when doing troubleshooting during R&D, would measure
dimensions of these competitors’ components.
This company is also an ugly company, in 2014, a Hong
Kongese manager tried to rape a female employee during their business trip, the
company fired him and less than half year, hired him again as a manager, then
the female employee left this company and lost her job. In 2015, in its factory
dormitory a more severe rape case really took place by a male senior manager to
a girl.
Really? I don't want to hear your PC crap.....get a job!
The absolute best part about One Key is that you can track things but also lock the tools out. So if you lock them out and someone grabs the tool on the jobsite, it isn't working, n matter how many times they insert or remove the battery.
That's badass
Milwaukee is killing it with their whole lineup
Very powerful. Would be awesome for the farm. The fact that you can control the settings from a phone... how handy is that. The other guys need to step up there impacts now.
This is a perfect farm impact wrench. Gobbs of power for rusty nuts yet is accurate enough for machinery work in the field. If only it could weld. :)
WorkshopAddict Now that'd be a life saver. Lol but a cordless welder might be next. Already got the start for cordless compressors. The future of technology is growing at a crazy rate. Getting exciting that's for sure.
(It’s already not an America company)Chinese Milwaukee
Tool
More than 96% Milwaukee tools are made in China. Milwaukee
Tool has carried out tool-design job in China since 2015 year, the design job
also is slowly sent /transferred from USA to China.
Most plastic materials have been changed from America DuPont,
GE to Chinese sources. The red plastic，Nylon，of Milwaukee tool handles/housings has been provided by a Chinese supplier
since 2010，originally the Nylons
were from DuPont，the Nylons-changeovers
caused the handles/housings weak，like screws very
likely strapped/slipped in screw holes. Also black hard plastic for battery
pack cases/covers，changed from GE ABS/PC
to a ABS/PC from a Chinese supplier，caused battery
pack case more likely broken, brittle, the same story is happening on anti-flam
Nylon material of battery frame，changing from DuPont
to a Chinese supplier.
Lots of bad tools always first are sold to USA because
nobody inspects the outgoing, and because in USA Milwaukee Tool has the
strongest warranty service ability than in other countries.
During Milwaukee production process, more than 5% defects
found out by workers, also more defects failed to be screened out. Bad tools
include noise as gear,bearing aligned badly, sometimes press trigger no
reactions at all, metal parts like shaft, gear, pinion, important screw broken
as poor heat-treat, motor stator rubbing with rotator, fine wire laid inside
tool broken as poor design and poor workmanship, big percentage of oil leakage
for hydraulic tools, etc. 15% chance you will get a bad tool, bigger chance you
will get bad tools for nailer, planer, hydraulic tools, cable/tube cutter, as
they are first generation of tools for Milwaukee Tool, because comparing with
sawzall, drill, Milwaukee Tool is suck at nailer, planer, hydraulic tools,
cable/tube cutter,AC tools, drain cleaner, blower.
Milwaukee Tool workers only get less than 300 dollars
monthly salary，even plus OT to 276
Hours a month（normal month-workhour is
176 hours，plus 100 hours OT. Chinese
law only allows no more than 36 hours OT per month）， after OT 100 HOURS for every month，a worker can get 500 dollars monthly salary，this salary very
low for living in a big city in China, plus bad working environment(the
management has no such safety-first mindset that loud noise but no issuing ear
plugs to workers, at dangerous stations very few goggles issued to workers. workers
stand more than 10 hours every day during on-duty time), so Milwaukee Tool with
huge employee turnover，400% yearly turnover，ie workers averagely work only 3 months for the factory, cause workers
without enough experience，lack of training，then unable to ensure good quality. And worse worker- turnover with most
Milwaukee Tool’s suppliers.
After Milwaukee tools launched one year， Milwaukee Tool will do so-called VE, value engineering ，actually cost-down, change Germany trigger to Hong Kongese trigger even
Chinese trigger/switch, change Japanese chuck to Chinese chuck, etc. Milwaukee
Tool has a team, 50 persons to do this VE. The quality would obviously become
worse after the VE.
Milwaukee Tool has really bad quality system, lose much
profit because of failing to keep quality constant. And always look for cheap
materials, cheap suppliers, worker salary is always at minimum salary, only 30
dollars higher than monthly minimum salary.
Milwaukee Tool has less experience for making power tools
comparing with Bosch，Dewalt, Makita.
Milwaukee Tool only has grew fast from 2008 year. Milwaukee Tool copy and
compare life test with Bosch, Dewalt tools during new product development
stages, even when doing troubleshooting during R&D, would measure
dimensions of these competitors’ components.
This company is also an ugly company, in 2014, a Hong
Kongese manager tried to rape a female employee during their business trip, the
company fired him and less than half year, hired him again as a manager, then
the female employee left this company and lost her job. In 2015, in its factory
dormitory a more severe rape case really took place by a male senior manager to
a girl.
I really hope they continue that update over to the three-quarter inch model. Between a half inch and three-quarter inch drive impact, even if the guns are rated at the same foot pounds, And with the same sized Anvils. The three-quarter inch will win every time. It just makes more efficient use of the surface area, there’s much less loss to heat. I fix buses in Boston, and I’m always looking for that cordless solution to busting Lugnuts.
As of 2016, I owned all of Milwaukee’s highest end cordless impact solutions. I’m excited to see what they will do in the future
richman garvin you must work for dewalt
Very solid review and explanation of the benefits of one key relative to impact wrenches - one of the best tools for application of one key for sure.
Thanks.
+ or - 25% isn't even close to repeat-ability may as well just go by feel. set it at 800 and your torque range is 600-1000
You are right... Set to 100 and you are 75-125... The torque is set by the unit counting impacts. This is an example, but 100 ft lbs might be 35 impacts. Depending on the lubrication and material, that is as close as they can get. If you watched our testing on the ball and hitch, we were very, very close in torque, but each test was on the exact same nut and bolt, removing the variables. Anyway, you are correct in what you say and that is a huge torque range.
Damn. I misread the box and thought it was 2.5% and thought “sold!!”
Another great and informative video that impact wrench is awesome but in my opinion for me I would rather the ridgid octane thanks again for a great video and have a blessed day
As always an excellent vid, great tip regarding torque sticks and electric impacts. I have used one with my Milwaukee Mid-Torque and it makes a strange clunking noise, only made when using it with a torque stick, won't use it again 👍🏽
Remember some suspension and other application nuts are “oval shaped” pinch lock nuts. look out for those: they often feel cross threaded and usually require some hammering to fasten and for lower torque situations, create a false reading. Something like a 35ft/lb nut that: because of it’s shape resists and stops at 20. And you have to keep working it to fasten. it’s so nerve racking lol.
Awesome review guys!! Just wanted to mention that the Amazon link in the description is for the previous gen 2767 not the 2867.
Dang it, sorry. Busy time around the holidays.
All good just wanted to let you guys know. I've been looking everyday all over to find the release date of just the bare tool but no luck yet :(
We have not seen this in anything other than the kit at this point.
This was a great in depth review. I like the tracking and the customization. Keep the great tools and reviews coming! #WorkshopAddict
This thing is awesome, being able to tone the torque down for other jobs is nice and then having full torque for when you really need to bust a nut is great. I can think of tons of jobs we'd use it for during upfitting of police, fire and ems units and of course at home! #WorkshopAddict
I have the 3/4 impact wrench. Love it, But,, on the box it advertisers that it has 2034nm. But in the app there's nowhere to change the newton metre settings, it's all in rpm and ipm. I'm certainly not any kind of tool man but I'm pretty sure the main measurement of tightening nuts is newton metres and foot pound. I rang Milwaukee to see if there was a conversion table so I could set my rpm settings to nm. But they didn't even know. They advertise nm but have rpm on the app,, that's pretty shit Milwaukee!!! Please tell me what Rpm and Ipm is used for as for me and many other people those settings are useless!!
i just received my 1/2" & 3/4" Milwaukee High Torque One Key, still trying out the torque settings.
Thanks Brian for more awesome details about this impact! Whoever wins this will be thrilled #WorkshopAddict
If that's an old android phone the errors might just be because you are running an older version of Android. That app was probably built with fairly new os version in mind. Building apps for android can be difficult since there are so many different phone specs out there.
At the time the video was made, it was a very new phone.
So, it's definitely not for absolute precision, but it looks like it's getting into a good range. I would definitely use a torque wrench. Merry Christmas y'all.
Might as well not have shown the app at the start. You can't see a thing at that distance and angle but left us with a nice static background shot of the tool we've seen over and over already. Smart editing. Do the video over showing the app screen close up, so we know what you're talking about visually.
Great video. I was wondering what settings what I need to achieve 150ft lbs? for my F150 lug nuts.
Wow, that impact is putting other “pro” brands to shame. I could see this thing being useful for home/diyers too because of its adaptability to the job. Yes it’s got gobbs of torque but it can be toned down for a multitude of applications around the house and garage. This thing is just a great tool all around. #WorkShopAddict
Just picked one up. I'm confused if it's supposed to be like this but when off if I rotate the drill forward and back I hear the anvil knock in and out. Shouldn't there be a spring that prevents this? I just want to know if it's normal or not and if I should return it. Older gen doesn't do this.
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT FT. LBS. THE TORQUE LEVELS (1-20 in the app) START/END AT? I contacted Milwaukee and got a lazy tech who stated there are no torque approximations for the levels, which is ridiculous because they got their "Max Torque" level somehow, so why can't they also give an approximation for each of the individual levels? We aren't stupid, we understand that a 1/4" bolt is going to get torqued more than a 1" bolt. But do I really have to click through each level and test it out with a torque wrench? I would appreciate the help if you've made a video or if there are specs out there on this. Thanks
Thanks guys I feel honored to have my comment pinned!!😎🛠🤘 #WorkshopAddict Keep up the Great Work & Looking forward to the next upload! Have a good one guys!!
May the tool be adjusted to 475 ft-lb torque? If I want to tight up semi truck wheel nut
It would have been interesting for the torque to be more precise and adjustable and not a pre-adjustment.
Would the ''Hilti SIW 6AT 22-V Li-Ion Cordless Impact Wrench w/ Adaptive Torque'' be better and more accurate but without bluethoot?
It looks like a beast! I love my Dewalt corded impact wrench but really need and would love a cordless. Milwaukee seems to have there impacts on point! Great vid! #workshopaddict
I have the problem with the 3/4" that all the lamps for the torque are constantly lit, the speed can no longer be adjusted and only works at the lowest level, the button cell has already been replaced and the battery is of course full 😅🧐
Could you expound on why a torque stick does not work with electric impact wrenches? I understand that the electronic control system of an electric impact wrench can monitor and respond to various loads perceived by the tool, and how it may respond to a torque stick, but do you have further information on exactly what the issue is?
Can I set the gun to do 450-500 ft-lbs for semi lugs? Or rather set it to 475 and that’ll get me there?
All amazing, just got one, but: Why the torques are NOT consistent? Should the internal computer apply the same torque at all times corresponding to the level chosen?
Impacts are not a precision tool, so for each value, the computer counts the amount of hammers. Well, the amount of hammers it takes for a well lubed nut or a rusted nut to reach a value is not the same. There are a million more variables that make this not a very accurate tool.
WorkshopAddict tks for the explanation!
Torque sticks will work if you lower speed. The reason they fail is because torque sticks require time to "flex". If the hammering force happens to quickly instead of flexing back to its initial state, it will get stuck in the flexed state and act as a solid rod.
With most cordless tools, the top brands are all pretty close in quality and features. But Milwaukee is so far ahead with their impacts, it's ridiculous. Great tool, great review, thanks. #WorkshopAddict
Ever come across where you cant connect to tool? Recently got the 3/4 and in my app there is no option anywhere to connect to tool, its added in my inventory just cant connect
one question
is torque for removing bolts on lvl 4 set to max by default or do u need to change it with app
I think that if I were to use this tool I would set it about 30ft lbs less than what I need and then finish it off with a torque wrench. This will eliminate the strength needed to torque large bolts like a timing belt bolt but still make it accurate.
Ryan Smith that’s what I want to do, but I can’t figure out the individual torque ratings for the 1-20 torque settings??
@@akaredcrossbow I am trying to find that out too. They just give a generic answer, "It depends on the fastener". But that's silly because they tell you it has 1100 ft. Lbs of torque without throwing out the caveat of "It depends on the fastener". Someone with a fancy calibration tool needs to go through each level to give us an approximation for each level.
My Fortress Construction So basically your correct! Someone needs to use a torque wrench and figure out what the 1-20 torque settings are. This is the reply I got from Milwaukee after I emailed them about the settings!!
.....Currently we only list the max. torque on our impacts, the torque range on the other settings would be based on trial and error, you would need to check it with a torque wrench after tightening the bolt/nut. There are too many variables involved to determine the torque values on the other settings. If we can be of any further service please let me know.
@@akaredcrossbow OK. Is that bad or good, in your opinion? If you say bad, why? Milwaukee says too many variables to able to say x impacts will give you y torque. There is not a torque transducer or strain gauge on the tool. Can you imagine how expensive and unreliable THAT would be?
Maybe off topic, but what was that torque wrench you've got there? Looks very interesting.
We use a Dewalt Click Type and also a GearWrench digital = amzn.to/2Dvm2mK
How come my One Key dosn't include TOOL CONTROLS?
So i have a 1 inch impact and it doesnt have that many options torque wise
That's not how you test to see how tight a bolt has been torqued up. It takes less force to undo a bolt than to torque it up. due to not having to stretch the bolt also the ramp effect of the threads works in your favour when losing a bolt.
I like that it has some consistency and that you can make changes via the app. I personally would still feel more comfortable hand torquing lugs on vehicles. I like that it can be tracked as well. Im not sure I'd use the app much after initially playing with it though, since I would mostly use it for removing lugs. #workshopaddict
That's funny what you said about torque sticks. My findings have been much different. I used my torque sticks on my fuel 1/2" high torque model and when using the 100ft lbs stick I got 98 ft lbs on each lug. Not sure why yours was way off...?
What setting do you use them on? 2?
Impact tools with phone app adjusted torck! Wow , what will they think of next !
Why doesn't the mid torque have one key?
Another good test would be to do torque test on a 100% battery vs 25% to see if you get same numbers. With your current results setting 1 would be perfect for Honda's ect with 80ft lb rating. Let's be real, even if it put out 120ftlb it's not the end of the world..
yeah but the minus 25% could be
One Key customization sounds awesome, id rather set it up once.. than wish i had.. after breaking something! #WorkshopAddict
One Key technology seems like a great feature for customization. Thanks for the great and detailed review!#Workshopaddict
They are getting better at it and software can update and make an old tool better. At this time, this is the only tool with the lug nut settings.
I keep getting errors on mine too and also cannot get the tool to take any changes with the custom torque settings. Have you figured out the problem yet?
Un-install the app and reinstall it.
WorkshopAddict i tried that several times and it doesnt make a difference. When i set the custom torque level to lets say 5 on the #4 preset and save, if i go to another preset to adjust the settings and then go back to preset #4 the custom torque level goes back to 1 all by itself and it never seems to actually set the impact to anything higher than 1.
dcstang67 My phone was the Moto X I believe. It is the one you can put different items on the back. I broke it and they replaced it and upon a full reload, everything was good. I did work with support, so maybe calling them will help. I know this sucks. Sorry.
WorkshopAddict milwaukee support?
@@dcstang67 I was having the same problem, then I found there's a place where you can "save your profiles". It's a super annoying app, but I deleted all of the profiles I made and started over again, saving each one as I went. The settings finally stayed put. Before, they willy-wonka jumped all over the place. Keep messing with it and you should be able to make it stay how you set it.
Does anyone have a estimated runtime you get with constant use with a 5ah battery?
Love this tool Milwaukee hit a home run with the 2767 power beast and now a way to manage that power just what we needed #workshopaddict
How has it hold up?
i love milwaukee...
I believe it's pronounced "milwaukee"
Awesome review,
Impact with a quick tighten and go around with a torque wrench is way quicker unless the impact had a foot lbs dial then it would be worth it
Great video! This would be great to have!
You use the star method when torquing down the lug nuts
Hey Workshop Addict like your tool reveiws. Now Milwaukee got A 3/4 inch model out that does 1500 lbs of removal and 1200 lbs tightening. Model# 2864
What are the torque ratings for each individual number 1-20??
They vary depending on the fastener. We talk about that in the video.
WorkshopAddict Thank you, I didn’t know if anyone had figured out and posted the specific 1-20 ratings!
How can i setting 250lb-ft?
Can you change the lug nut torque setting from what it's got to let say 5-600 ft for r semi
You cannot. Honestly, that is all, if not more than this impact will put out on that sized nut.
My one has stuck on setting 3. Seems like the button is dead? Has anyone had this issue?
No, not yet. This is the problem with technology in a tool that experiences so much vibration imo.
I thought that you can just plug in the lug nut size and torque you want and set it and the impact would set itself to do so.
On the old models, they allowed you to tell it the type of bolt and size and then choose a setting of 1 through 20 and pick a setting, but it was not as close as this one is.
WorkshopAddict Wait.... What old model? Are there 2 versions of onekey?
Sorry, and older model Impact Wrench. this is going back! th-cam.com/video/nzfCcxqrjWs/w-d-xo.html
I would speclate that you would need a more accurate torque wrench to do the test. Even my snap on torque wrench is only accurate to 4% my most precise is about 1% ...
Yea I'm a diesel mechanic I bought 3/4 impact I wasn't able to take off one lug nut off of 12 different trucks that I have here and I turned up all the settings on all of them I mean it's a nice gun but it's not for taking lug nuts off forget about that and that's the damn reason I bought the damn thing
Do you use an adapter say 1/2 up to 3/4" I found that if I use one of mine or a extension it greatly diminished the torque output.
Impact is for removal...
Torque Wrench is for assembly.
In a perfect world, you are right. We don't live in that world....
what brand is your torque wrench?
Gearwrench
"Alexa, how much battery does my torque wrench have left?" :) #WorkShopAddict
LOL.... We did say this tool is not a replacement for a Torque Wrench.
I don't see why not. I ordered the 3/4" friction ring one touch. We work on Megayacht's where it usually involves a Torque multiplier and a 6' torque wrench. It's a pain cross referencing charts for anti-sieze and manufacturer specifications. The floor grid above whatever you are working on has to be dissasembled for working room. At 1000 ft lbs for example , I imagine the tool becomes way more accurate than at a smaller number with less impact event counts. In my application this tool could save hours or days of work. These slammed around torque wrenches are always out of calibration anyways. Now I can reach down with one hand and do a two man job with little to no dissasembly. A game changer. And close enough. This thing makes a I/R impact look like a toy and that's saying alot.
Just got one - woulda loved to have a corresponding nM or ft/lbs number instead of "Level1", "Level2" etc. Which "level" corresponds to 120nm for my lug bolts?
pekka S same question here, if the reviewer can share a table with level vs nm - that will be great
Seems like something I'd set once to a general setting and never go back to. It's an interesting idea but a hassle to do more than once. #WorkshopAddict
Your app looks different than my Milwaukee app.
The video is old, they updated it since then.
Does the gen three have this app
if it has One Key, it does.
Nice impact. You can't go wrong with milwaukee tools. #workshopaddict
What digital torque wrench is that?
Gearwrench
What is the lb-ft if i set torque to level 1?
100
I like this cause I could program different torques for the different trucks I work on. #workshopaddict#milwaukeegiveaway
Your link u posted is for 2767! Not the 1 key
one key means it's controlled from your phone. they're all one key nowadays.
very nice impact wrench there is not much to dislike about it.#workshopaddict
Oh ffs this makes my heart sink, the last thing I want to do when wrenching is pull out my damn phone and start programming my impact wrench.
Tool makers listen up - Button#1 Increment 10 N.m. Button #2 Decrement 10N.m. Simple.
But there already are torque settings to choose on it, as well as a model without the whole phone thing setup on it.
I will wait for a 60v on yellow platform with yet even higher torque... That way my current 1st Gen impact isn't obsolete already.
same but that will be a few years it took the launch of the flexvolt for them to release a brushless circular saw or grinder
I got this mower specifically to be able to drive it through a 36 inch door th-cam.com/users/postUgkx1VWTrayKBdCKAjzAcZ_Eg4dhHTae3LkN also recommend or gate It is a little tight with the grass deflector installed but has more clearance with the deflector replaced by the recycler/mulcher. This model appears to be popular and a little harder to find for that reason. I can't judge the dependability as I have only mowed the yard twice but everything else on the mower is very nice and working fine so far. I added options for the run hour timer, arm backrests, recycler/mulcher, towing bracket, deck lift assist and cover.
I just need an impact. Not a over engineered hub-bub
Like the one key idea but it’s far from replacing a torque wrench #workshopaddict
That thing is amazing! Want it! NEED IT!! #workshopaddict
Wow!
Being +/- 25% on the torque accuracy, it be better if it didn’t have that option altogether. Too me, it’s so inaccurate it’s a waste to even have it as an option. Can’t imagine setting the torque (at 100 ft lbs) for lug nuts!!!
If you listen to the video, they say it does NOT replace the torque wrench. It repeatably gets you close.
What's wrong with 100ft/lbs, most vehicles about 110+ ?
Verry nice
Idiot proof if you dont know your gun
Its an impact gun who the fek would care about torque?
There is no tourqe by lbs
3:31 you said "180 to 130" for the first level
then "130 to 180" for level 2
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thats exactly the same thing..........
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im PRETTY SURE you mean to say "80-130 first level..... and 130-180 for 2nd level"
ya added a 1 LOL
this thing is a beast!! I’d put her to good use #workshopaddict
Yea I’m good on all that. It’s an impact, not a Lamborghini.
Brandon Cole it’s the Lamborghini Of impacts!
Interesting. Pretty cool. #workshopaddict
It's not that accurate. You'll never see this in a pit stop. Where you will need that accuracy.
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